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And just as modest!

Was just wondering the same thing.

Well if that is your qualification...then 19-4A goes up to 2.........and 20-4A goes to 3...Nederland played Friendswood as well.

As much as I hate to admit it, I could see that being the final. We would be doing good if we could keep it within 3 scores. Sorry guys, I'm saving my gas and going to watch the Vidor/Central game instead. I believe this will be a much better game. Going to Rhodes Stadium IS saving gas for me. LOL!

None, but they play the same number of games against private teams (2) as did 20-4A and played 2 less games against 5A teams as did 20-4A (20-4A played 5 games against 5A teams, 19-4A played 3...I went ahead and counted the Bh game against Cy Ranch JV as a 5A game). As far as State ranked teams (AP) 19-4A played 1 against a Top 10 team...not several, 20-4A played 2 teams ranked in the Top 10.

Not for the next 7 weeks, they don't. LOL!

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8. Their overrated!! ;D they may or may not be overrated but they are good enough to stomp a mudhole in your bridge city cardinals! ;D They better beat BC!!! The server could not handle that list of excuses. lol, i would love to hear the excuses Coop would make for a loss to BC!! He's never had to, because it has never happened.

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I think I am going to head over to Rhodes Stadium and take in this one. But I fear that this one will get ugly, quickly.

It doesn't bother me when other take their opportunity to figuratively, anyway, dance on the Mustangs' grave. You're right, shovelhead, when the accolades come in you have to know that you will get the criticism as well. You read the criticism and take it in. The other comments you just read, shrug at and move on. Now to the Mustangs' "problems." I believe that a lot have to do with the quality of opponents that they have played in the last couple of weeks. Kirbyville was a team that a lot of folks on the site (and I bet if I research posts some who have weighed in on this thread) thought was not going to be able to repeat its run to the 2A championship game because of all the starters they had lost from last year's team. Jack Alavarez has shown that he has his team prepared to do just that. Jasper was a team that, prior to the season, some claimed would not even make the playoffs out of 18-3A. Mike Bickham, though, has them playing a brand of defense that is going to allow them to seriously challenge Carthage for the district championship. Being beaten by quality teams is no shame, and that is what happened last week with the Mustangs. And leave no doubt, folks they were beaten. I didn't have a chance to keep up with the game Friday night, but from those whose opinions I trust, the score did not indicate how lopsided the game actually was. People point at the offense, which has been ineffective. Most want to say that it is execution by the offense and there is certainly evidence to support it. The best play calling won't over come 1st and 15s caused by fall starts or multiple interceptions in the game. But then you have to wonder, are the Mustangs getting the best play calling? This is a little harder to gauge, but there is circumstantial evidence of that as well. For the last ten years or so, WO-S had an offensive coordinator in Randy Crouch who was heavily criticized by Mustang fans, I being among them, for his play calling. He is now across the interstate at LC-M as head coach. Now, my job and me keeping up with the scores here on Friday night for the scoreboard have rendered me an outsider looking in for my alma mater. But merely from that perspective and an admittedly small sample, you can say the LC-M offense is a lot better with him and to date the Mustang offense has been a lot less effective without him. I don't wish to lay the problems at Toby Foreman's feet, but I think that even he understands that it is up to him to take the next 2 weeks to improve the offensive output. What concerns me more about the game Friday is what those same folks I trust are telling me across the board, that is something that appears to missing from this years' Mustang team. I have heard this element has been missing every since the Vidor scrimmage...that is heart. To get beat and get beat handily by a team the quality of Jasper is no shame and taking them out of the equation may be the biggest part of the offensive woes (and defensive as the Chaingang gave up almost 300 yds last wee) that WO-S suffered over the last week. However, after the scare the week before against Kirbyville, I for one, expected WO-S to come out in effort, if not result, like a house of fire and with the pride of being a West Orange-Stark Mustang football player. Anything less is usually not tolerated. The pride and heart did not show up. Now when I hear that from Mustang fans, I just take that as frustration at the result of the game. But when I hear that from fans of opponents who have seen other Mustang teams you have to take note. Perhaps this is a little harsh to put on a bunch of teenagers, especially when the results of their effort has no bearing on my life whatsoever other than a bit of enjoyment on Friday nights during the fall. But to get to where these guys were predicted by many to go...and hopefully where they want to go...they will have to look inside their hearts and find the pride and heart as they will need it because there will be many more Kirbyvilles and Jaspers that they have to face to get there.

Updated 9/20 @ 8:34 a.m.

Yeah, Friendswood is playing good ball and could be the one to come out of Region III. BTW, I was remiss in thanking one other who had to change phones and I didn't recognize the number...anafanatic, thanks bud!

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Just got a final Livingston 40, Washington 33

Dayton tacks on a late touchdown to lead 48-12 in the 4th.

Dayton winning 41-12 in the 4th.

Just got an update, the Lions lead 26-20 in the 3rd

Dayton connects on a FG, Dayton leads 34-12

Broncs now lead 34-9 in the 3rd. A couple of lightning drives have extended the lead.

Dayton's Xavier Baldwin returns a punt 88 yards for the TD. Dayton leads 21-9 with 1:17 left in the first half.

Ploch tackled in the end zone. Dayton 14, KP 9 with about 4 min left in 2nd.

Same here, Gabe. They didn't see the "Resides: Katy, Texas." I'm probably farther west than those who complain about the treatment of teams "west of the trinity."

Updated 9/19/09 at 1:33 AM